Today, a unit of measurement is thought to need the same definition across the world. If the past a foot meant different things in England and France and there are still differences between an American gallon and an English gallon. Another example is the Richter Scale which couldn't accurately...
Maybe a change in textbook would be good for you. Try asking some of the academics here which textbook is good.
There are a lot of resources to learn from. Don't give up on your goal just because you are having trouble at the age of 16. (I didn't get the impression that you were going to give...
I have almost the same situation as you and I live in Alberta, Canada. I am 5 minutes from a bus which takes 35 minutes to get to the university.
I'm also staying at home. I don't think you will miss out on much. I've taken a math review class this week and next week at the university and...
Would another English-speaking country accept Egyptian high school? Maybe Canada? Canada has no GSCEs or A levels. If you've done 12 grades in Egypt chances are you qualified for university in Canada.
Turkish high school goes up to grade 11, right? I think there is a new 12 year system but that is for people starting school at age 6 or 7 this year.
There must be a way for French or American universities to accept Turkish students. I guess you can tell if you are qualified by looking at...
I say one should leave the choice to immediate relatives. Personally, I would not take a relative off of life-support. Arguments that keeping 'brain dead' people alive are straining the system are fundamentally wrong because tax-funded medicine should not have taken up that responsibility (if...
I am an overweight male but here is my game plan:
1. Never drink diet.
2. Never drink soda.
3. If you are at a movie theatre or a restaurant get ice tea.
4. If you want extra points, get spakling water.
I had nearly the same experience but with the high school equivalents of those subjects instead. I only hope I will have the same experience as you when I enter university in September.
My not having a good grasp of chemistry almost led me to rule out a science degree but I'll give myself a...
I would say your son is on the right path. Learning algebra, geometry and then calculus should be the main steps.
I think, if it is possible, that International Baccelaureate would be an option for him in a few years.
The problem is with aspartame. I think food labelling should be updated. '0 calories' in 'diet' soda is a marketing thing. There should be another way to show people that something has a negative effect on health. Perhaps a glycemic index or something.
PS I'm still waiting for cis-fats to be...
Ok, from what I've read from you guys, water exists as a liquid at a pressure of 1 atm at temperatures of 0 degrees Celsius and 100 degrees Celsius because of hydrogen bonding. That means the individual hydrogen atoms in each H20 are attracted to the oxygen atom of other water molecules, right?